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Drug-Drug Interactions
Question | Discussion | References | CME Credit
Case 3: Antiretrovirals and Methadone
You answered:
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Immediately stop the antiretroviral regimen |
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This answer is incorrect. The initial symptoms during the first week after starting the antiretroviral regimen were likely caused by efavirenz, but the current symptoms consisting of chills, sweating, anxiety, diarrhea, and tremors are not caused by the antiretroviral medications.
Choose another answer:
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Increase her dose of methadone |
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Decrease her dose of methadone |
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Start a benzodiazepine to treat her anxiety |
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